‘Crocodile Dundee’ Paul Hogan and wife to divorce - NY Daily News ‘Crocodile Dundee’ stars Paul Hogan, Linda Kozlowski Hogan to divorce after 23 years of marriage ‘Crocodile Dundee’ Paul Hogan and wife to divorce A rep said Paul Hogan and Linda Kozlowski split ‘months ago.’ (Jeffrey Mayer/WireImage) NEW YORK DAILY NEWS Friday, October 18, 2013, 11:29 AM Twenty three years after a lavish wedding down under, the marriage of Crocodile Dundee and his co-star wife is down for the count. Julliard-trained actress Linda Kozlowski Hogan, 55, filed for divorce from Australian actor Paul Hogan, 74, in Los Angeles on Thursday, court records show. The couple starred together in the wildly successful "Crocodile Dundee" movies of the ‘80s. Their romance caused a media sensation when Hogan left his first wife Noelene - the mother of five of his children - to be with the blond bombshell who was 19 years his junior.

Paul Hogan and Linda Kozlowski in the 2001 film 'Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles.' (Jasin Boland/Paramount Pictures) His rep said Thursday that the couple separated "months ago" and has no plans to fight over money or custody of their teen son Chance. "It's a very, very amicable split. I've never seen anything so friendly," manager Douglas Urbanski told the Daily News. Asked if infidelity was a factor, a source who asked to remain anonymous said it wasn't. Paul Hogan and Linda Kozlowski starred together in the ‘Crocodile Dundee’ movies of the ‘80s. (Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic, Inc) "I think it's just mathematical, related to the age difference," the source said. The Hollywood couple married in Sydney in 1990 and sold their Malibu mansion to actor Chris Hemsworth and his wife Elsa Pataky for a reported $4.8 million in September.

ndillon@nydailynews.com PAUL HOGAN HOLLYWOOD ACTOR CROCODILE DUNDEE Paul Hogan was born October 8, 1939, in Parramatta, Sydney (Lightning Ridge, New South Wales, Australia) Actor who had been active in the Austrailian entertainment industry for years before coming to the attention of American audiences in the title role of Crocodile Dundee (1986) and its sequel (1988). He won a Golden Globe for that performance, and was nominated for an Oscar for helping to write the screenplay. He developed and starred in The Paul Hogan Show (1973ï¿½84) and starred in the British film Hogan in London (1975) before turning his hand to writing. He married his Crocodile Dundee co-star, Linda Koswalski, in 1990, the same year that their third film together, Almost an Angel, was released. Though he continues to work in films, Hogan has become familiar as the voice of Australia in advertisements for the Australian tourist industry, Subaru Outback, and Fosters beer.

Paul Hogan as Michael J Crocodile Dundee The former pool lifeguard, union organizer and Sydney Harbour Bridge scaffolder who stumbled onto the telly in 1972 when his workmates dared him to enter a talent show. That character (who never wore a suit save in jest; who talked, Hogan said, "like the guys down at the pub"; and who could spot a poser a mile off) was assertively working-class, unashamedly Australian, and enormously popular. As Hoges the footy-loving pub philosopher of The Paul Hogan Show, and as Michael J. "Crocodile" Dundee, the bushman who conquers New York with a grin, a "G~day" and a big knife, Paul Hogan made himself into an emblem of Australianness--and sold it to the world. Thirteen years after its release, Crocodile Dundee remains the most successful Australian film ever made. Its $328 million gross was the 10th biggest in history (it still ranks a creditable 56th).

The "Yanks" and "Poms," whose influence on Australian life had made them favorite butts of Hogan~s quietly patriotic humor, adored Dundee~s relaxed machismo, his naive goodheartedness. And their enthusiasm made Australians--always anxious about their international image--wildly enthusiastic about themselves. "Australia has a new roving ambassador," cheered Sydney~s Daily Mirror, "the phenomenally successful Crocodile Dundee, otherwise known as Paul Hogan. And every one [of his interviews] is a plug for Australia--a positive, bright, breezy Australia bristling with energy and talent." Hogan~s countrymen lost no time living up to the advertising: travelers proudly broadened their accents, salted their speech with Aussie colloquialisms, and said "G~day" instead of "Hi." On a visit to the U.S., Prime Minister Bob Hawke introduced himself as the leader of "Crocodile Dundee country." His allusion to the Marlboro cigarette commercials was apt. In Dundee, Hogan had created a hero who personified Australians~ most marketable qualities, a brand image the nation would rejoice in, and rebel against, for a decade.

Paul Hogan and Linda Kozlowski That triumph was no accident. Ever since TV producer John Cornell had spotted Hogan sending up the judges on New Faces and hired him as a humorous editorialist for the news show A Current Affair, the duo had been building up the Hoges persona like the prizefighter Hogan had once briefly been. As their ambitions for their asset grew, from a big-city audience to a national and then an international one, they used carefully chosen bouts of advertising to gauge Hoges~ market punch. Everything they lent his guileless grin to scored a knockout. Winfield cigarettes became (and remain) the most popular brand in Australia; Foster~s lager became the second-biggest-selling beer in Britain; American tourist visits to Australia doubled in four years in the wake of Hogan~s "shrimp on the barbie" ads. As well as proving Hoges~ appeal in untried markets, each campaign added a new inflection to his likable-larrikin persona. By the time filming on Crocodile Dundee began, Hogan could say confidently: "We know there~s a market demand for this type of product, and we are supplying that product." That didn~t sound much like happy-go-lucky Hoges.

But then Hogan, whom acquaintances describe as an astute businessman with little time for fools, was, as he conceded, "a bit smarter than I make out on the old telly." And as he zoomed further from his "ordinary bloke" origins--divorcing Noelene, his wife of 30 years, to marry his American Dundee costar, Linda Kozlowski; spending long periods in Los Angeles; even having a face-lift--Hogan became less and less willing to play the working-class hero (except in his films, which critics panned as lame remakes of Crocodile Dundee). "I~m not the little Aussie battler any more," he protested in 1996. "If I can have a Rolls-Royce, I~ll have a Rolls-Royce. That~s the whole point of it." Australians are also growing impatient with the Hoges/Dundee image, which is widely seen as too Anglo-Celtic, too laid-back, too philistine, too yesterday. "Me and Hoges have a lot in common," Hogan once said.

"Neither of us gives a bugger what people think." Australia hasn~t quite reached that level of insouciance, but (with a self-confidence that owes much to Mick Dundee) it is now striving to project a truer image: to be seen as smarter, more entrepreneurial, more ambitious, more...like Hogan. The new Australianness may have less appeal at the box office, but as a pub philosopher or a simple bushman might say, you can never go wrong just being yourself. 1972 Makes TV debut on New Faces, finishing as runner-up in grand final 1972 Starts eight-year run as pitchman for Winfield 1973 Makes first of 60 Paul Hogan Shows 1981 First Foster~s beer commercials shown in U.K. 1984 Australian Tourist Commission ads start in U.S. 1986 Crocodile Dundee is released 1990 Marries Linda Kozlowski TRIVIA Paul Hogan was listed as one of twelve Promising New Actors of 1986 in John Willis' Screen World, Vol. 38.

Had a variety of jobs before coming to notice in 1972 on NEW FACES, a television talent show. This success led to his own comedy television series, THEPAUL HOGAN SHOW, the following year. Awarded the Australian Honours award of Member of the Order of Australia. Awarded Australian of the Year in 1985. Lives in a renovated Victorian farmhouse near Santa Barbara, California. (2001) Was given a Subaru Outback by the car company for his appearances in their car commercials. Nominated for Best Actor at BAFTA Awards for CROCODILE Dundee (1987) Nominated for Best Original Screenplay at BAFTA Awards for CROCODILE DUNDEE (1987) Nominated for Best Writing, Screenplay Written Directly at Academy Awards for the screen for 'CROCODILE' DUNDEE (1987) If Australia has a human face in the American popular mind, it may well be the smiling, deeply lined visage of Paul Hogan.

Less as an actor than a personality, this lean, tanned and weathered- looking former construction worker - nicknamed "Hoges" - represented the Land Down Under in a series of ads for the Australian Tourist Commission that enticed more than 600,000 Americans abroad. Audiences found him earnest, likeable and down-to-earth. Hogan parlayed these qualities into international stardom as the co-writer and star of "'Crocodile' Dundee" (1986), a hugely successful comedy adventure depicting the adventures of an Outback outdoorsman in New York City. This unpretentiously old-fashioned comedy was a smash hit that won Hogan a Golden Globe for Best Actor in a Comedy, an Oscar nomination for the original screenplay and a BAFTA (British Academy of Film and Television Arts) Award nomination. It also generated a successful sequel, "'Crocodile' Dundee 2" (1988), which Hogan co-scripted and executive produced. Together the films grossed over $500 million. Hogan's unlikely entertainment career began at age 31 when he wrote to a TV talent show representing himself as a rural tap-dancing knife thrower.

Hogan was invited on by the producers, presumably to make a fool of himself. Instead, he won national attention with a blistering satire of that very show. This triumph led to numerous other appearances, including a regular stint as a comic commentator on "A Current Affair", a nightly magazine news show. Hogan boosted his exposure with "The Paul Hogan Show" beginning in 1977 and a series of TV specials filmed in England starting in 1983. He began proving his mettle as a TV pitchman with a series of award- winning commercials for Foster's Lager in the United Kingdom. Prior to the release of "'Crocodile' Dundee", Hogan displayed dramatic chops in "ANZACS", a popular Australian TV miniseries set during WWI. 5 Hogan's Hollywood career stumbled after the blockbuster success of the "Crocodile Dundee" films. The sentimental comic fantasy "Almost An Angel" (1990), in which he played a burglar slain during a heroic act and given a chance to redeem his soul, was a commercial disappointment. The genial Western comedy "Lightning Jack" (1994) also failed to register at the box-office.

Hogan took a different tack with the family picture "Flipper" (1996), sharing the spotlight with the teen-aged former child star Elijah Wood and a remarkable sea-going mammal. Hogan was well cast as the colorful bohemian uncle to whom the youth is sent to spend the summer. Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles (2001) - IMDb IMDb There was an error trying to load your rating for this title. Some parts of this page won't work property. Please reload or try later. X Beta I'm Watching This! Keep track of everything you watch; tell your friends. Error Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles ( 2001 ) PG | Australian Outback adventurer Mick "Crocodile" Dundee travels to Los Angeles with his young son while his longtime companion suspects foul play at a movie studio.

Director: From $2.99 (SD) on Amazon Video ON DISC a list of 30 titles created 09 Mar 2011 a list of 45 titles created 5 months ago a list of 40 titles created 5 months ago a list of 44 titles created 4 months ago a list of 28 titles created 2 months ago Title: Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles (2001) 4.8/10 Want to share IMDb's rating on your own site? Use the HTML below. You must be a registered user to use the IMDb rating plugin. Australian outback expert protects his New York love from gangsters who've followed her down under. Director: John Cornell An American reporter goes to the Australian outback to meet an eccentric crocodile poacher and invites him to New York City. Director: Peter Faiman Lightning Jack Kane is an Australian outlaw in the wild west. During a bungled bank robbery he picks up mute Ben Doyle as a hostage. The two become good friends, with Jack teaching Ben how ...

See full summary » Director: Simon Wincer A small-time crook becomes convinced he has become an angel after a traumatic incident and resolves to perform the work of one. Director: John Cornell Two 'very straight' old timers have to learn how to pass as a loving gay couple after falsely claiming same-sex status to take advantage of newly legislated tax laws. Director: Dean Murphy A father and son who travel from Victoria to Cape York to fulfill their lifelong ambition to fish off Australia's northern tip. Director: Dean Murphy Edit Storyline From the opening shot of a Jurassic Park-esque reptilian eye, you know you are in for a wild ride. As Mick "Crocodile" Dundee sits in a canoe sharpening his famous knife, a monstrous croc hides somewhere in the deep. The croc suddenly attacks, tearing Mick's boat to pieces and leaving him and mate Jacko up a tree. Life for Mick can only get easier, right? When Mick arrives at home, he discovers longtime companion Sue's newspaper-mogul father has called, and needs her help on an article at the paper's Los Angeles branch.

Mick, who recognizes his importance in the modernizing bush is now no more than as a tourist attraction, agrees to join her, and together Mick, Sue and son Mikey head for Los Angeles. Here the adventure truly begins, as Mick and Jacko brave a cowboy bar where the horsemen are of a different color, and a Hollywood film party where everyone seems interested in Mick's mate Malcolm "Mal" Gibson's colorful exploits. Sue's article soon leads to a sleazy film producer, so ... Written by Anonymous He heard there was wildlife in L.A. He didn't know how wild. Genres: Rated PG for some language and brief violence | See all certifications » Parents Guide: 20 April 2001 (USA) See more » Also Known As: Crocodile Dundee 3 See more » Filming Locations: $7,714,362 (USA) (20 April 2001) Gross: Did You Know?

Trivia Paul Hogan had stated in an interview that there wasn't going to be a 3rd "Crocodile Dundee" film and had felt that the story of Mick Dundee had been finished and that he isn't James Bond and he doesn't go all over the world solving crimes. See more » Goofs When Mick and Jacko are ordering food from Wendy's, the order of 'Biggie Fries' appear on the screen before they actually order them. See more » Quotes Miss Mathis : Your son says that you're a hunter, and that you hunt and kill crocodiles. Mick "Crocodile" Dundee : Aw, geez he should know better than that, Crocodiles are protected. I don't kill them, I catch them alive. (United States) – See all my reviews This movie is what people want out of Paul Hogan. Personally, I loved "Almost an Angel" and "Lightning Jack." But for those of you who don't quite get Paul Hogan's humor, why would you even bother watching the third installment of the Crocodile Dundee saga? The character of Michael J. "Crocodile" Dundee is someone to be adored by any child of the 80's.

And I, for one, am so thankful Paul decided to give us one more. Its a story, again, about a "fish out of water" scenario but he pulls it off with astonishing bliss. Its been over a decade since we were graced with the comedy of Crocodile Dundee II but the magic and love and simplicity of the character is still apparent in Paul's portrayal of Dundee. I'm so glad Linda Kozlowski reprises her role as the sexy, Sue Charlton as well. Movies forget the aspect of "characters" and "story" nowadays and focus on hype, special effects and "epic-ness." I'm so glad there are still movies I can shed a tear to simply because of its kindness, simplicity and down-to-earth quality of its characters that I grew up with. Crocodile Dundee is Los Angeles is a wonderful finale for anyone who loves the first two. Paul Hogan did the world a wonderful thing when he created the character, so why not come back around by one final wonderful installment. At least check it out.... 32 of 41 people found this review helpful. Was this review helpful to you?

Yes Crocodile Dundee Star Paul Hogan 'To Divorce' Weather Crocodile Dundee Star Paul Hogan 'To Divorce' Hogan and his wife famously starred opposite each other in the 1986 film set in the Australian outback and then married in 1990. 11:36, UK, Friday 18 October 2013 Image Caption: The celebrity couple pictured at an event in Hollywood last year By Sky News US Team Crocodile Dundee star Paul Hogan's 23-year marriage to American wife Linda Kozlowski appears to be over. It comes after the actress reportedly filed for divorce, citing irreconcilable differences as the reason for the split. The couple famously starred opposite each other in the 1986 film about bushman Mick Dundee in the Australian outback before their marriage in 1990. The stars separated in September and a representative for Hogan said the split was amicable, TMZ reported.

Image Caption: Hogan as Mick Dundee in the 1986 film Crocodile Dundee Kozlowski, who played Dundee's blonde love interest Sue Charlton in the film, has apparently asked for spousal support and joint legal and physical custody of the couple's 15-year-old son Chance. The divorce would mark the end of Hogan's third marriage. The comedian and actor tied the knot with his first wife Noelene in 1958, then divorced her in 1981. He then remarried her in 1982 before divorcing again a few years later.

Top Stories Crocodile Dundee 4: Fabulous in the Deep Blue Sea - DomainGang Crocodile Dundee 4: Fabulous in the Deep Blue Sea Posted by DomainGang on October 8, 2009, at 9:11 am One of the most anticipated sequels ever – Fabulous Son of Crocodile Dundee – Deep Blue Sea – Coming to the big screen in November For the fans of Paul Hogan the waiting is finally over: Fabulous Son of Crocodile Dundee – Deep Blue Sea is about to hit the big screen early in November, after eight whole years in the making. The movie franchise of the 80’s known for its rugged hero, legendary Mick Dundee, takes a new turn as it introduces a new star that follows the footsteps of the knife-yielding Aussie. And nobody would be more worthy of this role than Mike “ Fabulous ” Robertson, a seasoned actor and heart-throb from Down Under. Mike Robertson is known for his participation in action movies as a child; he starred alongside Mel Gibson in the 80’s classic “Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome” and in Kevin Costner’s 1995 movie “Waterworld“.

Mike is a natural when it comes to doing his own stunts in films; a rarity these days when stuntmen or CGI take over. “G’day mate! I’m bloody excited, after all these yeears in the bizzo, I finally get ay rowle worthy of my skills, fair go mate! I’m just aboot to throw another shrimp on the barbie, for good mate Pawl Hogan.” The movie plot is intriguing – as most Australian productions are these days – and it takes place in modern, corporate Sydney, where the lifestyle of the Outback meets the entrepreneurs of the new elite class of domainers. Mike Robertson is Crocodile Dundee’s second son from his marriage to blonde bombshell Sue Charlton, whose part was played by Linda Kozlowski; Mike combines the best elements of his theatrical parents and delivers a class act throughout the movie. There’s mystery, corporate acquisitions, a car chase in the streets of Melbourne and Sydney; a sky-diving malfunction almost killing Mike as he tweets his latest offers for Fabulous.com.

In the middle of this insanely active environment, he meets Myra Fooster – a long-legged beauty from a known German PPC company, and there’s a 15-minute long lovemaking scene that producers are hopeful to include in the final cut of the US version. “Roight, it’s a fabulous, classy, excoiting love scene with my mate, Myra and we discover that we have more in common than just domains and corporate acquisitions, y’know. From go to whoa in the movie I’m a good bloke, and I foight aginst the evil forces that try to snatch the reins away from Deep Blue Sea. And I get to drive the best ute in Queensland!” The movie is 2 hours and 52 minutes long in the Australian version, which includes the long lovemaking scene; it might be shorter if it doesn’t pass the “G” rating in the US. The movie’s production company is actually aiming for a “D” rating – for “Domainers” – that includes extra footage depicting Mike hand-registering domains and other such dangerous scenes found only in the raw director’s cut. Don’t miss it!

From Crocodile Dundee to old croc: Age finally catches up with Paul Hogan, 70 | Daily Mail Online comments It was only eight years ago that we last saw Paul Hogan playing crocodile hunter Mick Dundee on the big screen. While it wouldn't be fair to describe him as fresh faced in the third, LA-set instalment of the movie franchise which made him a millionaire, he did still boast a youthful smile. That appeared to have deserted the Australian as he looked out from a balcony at Bryon Bay, in New South Wales with his wife Linda. She too looked barely recognisable, a dark mane of hair so different from the blonde locks that shot her to fame in the first Crocodile Dundee movie back in 1986. Still going strong: Paul and his wife Linda, who starred in all the Crocodile Dundee movies, will celebrate their 20th wedding anniversary in May next year Youthful smile: Paul Hogan as Mick Dundee in Crocodile Dundee In Los Angeles in 2001 The couple famously met and fell in love during the filming of that film about a loveable, stereotyped Aussie who shows an American journalist how he survives in the bush.

The couple were spending Christmas in Byron Bay with Paul's children and grandchildren. Paul has five children with first wife Noelene and a 10-year-old son Chance with Linda, with whom he will celebrate his 20th wedding anniversary next year. The couple appeared to be taking in the view from a beachside balcony flat. Later they went for a barefoot stroll by the sea, where Hogan revealed a slight paunch in his bermuda shorts. Mrs Hogan, formerly Linda Kozlowski, wore a shirt over an all-in-one black swimsuit and broad-brimmed hat. She is now 51 but betrays few of the wrinkles that give her husband such character. Beachside stroll: The couple spent Christmas with their grandchildren She starred as Sue Chesterton in all three Croc Dundee films, the sequel coming in 1988 just two years after the original. Once a painter of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, Hogan had first come to attention playing a comedy role in A Current Affair on Australian TV, which was developed into the Paul Hogan Show in 1973. The series ran until 1984 making Hogan a national star and giving him the platform to write his own fortune as Mick Dundee.

Cool down: The couple enjoy a dip in the Pacific Ocean on the warm summer day Although Paul frequently visits Australia, he and Linda spent a lot of time at their Colorado cattle ranch. Hogan returned to movies in 1994 in Lightning Jack, playing an Australian outlaw in the Wild West, but without any great success. He has taken a step back from acting in recent years, but still has the bug and recently starred in father-son road trip move Charlie & Boots, which was big hit in Australia when it was released in September. The way they were: Paul and Linda on the set of Crocodile Dundee in 1986 Linda Kozlowski – Linda Kozlowski Controversial Movie Scenes Filed under: Linda Kozlowski - 20 Sep 2012 | Spread the word ! Linda Kozlowski is the most known co-star of Paul Hogan. Not just that she appeared in several movies with him, but she eventually married the actor in 1990, on May 5.

Linda Kozlowski and Paul Hogan have a child together, Chance, but he also has another son from a previous relationship: Brett Hogan.They both achieved success with Crocodile Dundee and in 2001 they took their roles once again to complete the trilogy. In her career, Kozlowski managed to obtain the public attention with two controversial scenes in which she appeared, scenes that would not be emphasized so much today, but that received wide attention when the movies appeared. The first is a scene from Crocodile Dundee, in which the actress can be seen in a thong bikini. The movie centers an American reporter traveling to the Australian outback to meet a crocodile hunter. He survived a crocodile attach and she is curious to learn more about how did he do that. In exchange for the information, he invites him in New York, where he is very intrigued of the fact that the city is extremely different from his usual environment. Although the movie is a comedy, all eyes were on the scene where Linda Kozlowski takes her clothes off!

The second video which brought Linda Kozlowski in the public eye is one from Favorite Son, where once again, she remains without clothing and she looks very provocative as she ties herself to the bed. This is a mini-serial with a political subject about the candidates for Vice-Presidency. One is shot, as it is discovered that the staff of his adversary plots to make sure their candidate gets elected once again. In present, Linda Kozlowski opted to leave the movie scene and to dedicate herself to theater and to her family. (7 votes) Linda Kozlowski Has a New Face Filed under: Linda Kozlowski - 18 Sep 2012 | Spread the word ! Julliard graduate Linda Kozlowski made her off-Broadway debut in 1981′s How It All Began. In 1984, the blonde, coolly sensual Linda was cast as good-time Miss Forsythe in the revival Death of a Salesman, a role she repeated in the 1985 movie version. She became a full-fledged film star in the internationally popular Crocodile Dundee, in which she appeared with future husband Paul Hogan.

Years after Paul Hogan emerged looking impossible fresh with a smoother new visage and whiter teeth, his 54-year-old wife, Linda Kozlowski stepped out in January looking like a new person. Linda Kozlowski Has Retired Filed under: Linda Kozlowski - 05 Jul 2012 | Spread the word ! Linda Kozlowski is an America actress born on January 7, 1958 and she was raised on Fairfield, Connecticut. She graduated Andrew Warde High School and on 1981, she also graduated from the Juillard School’s drama division and one of her classmates was Val Kilmer. Linda is a talented actress, who has been nominated for A Golden Globe Award. Her career started between 1981 and 1982 off-Broaodway production, How It All Began. In 1986, she as cast in the film Crocodile Dundee, along with Paul Hogan, with whom she started a love relationship. Later, she starred in Pass the Ammo with Tim Curry, Bill Paxton and Annie Pots.

In 1990, she acted in Almost An Angel, The Neighbour, as well as in Backstreet Justice and in Village of the Damned. Linda had various and difficult roles, but her talent was obvious, so he started to have a lot of fans and to be appreciated for her acting skills, but also for her beauty. Her career was impressive, but in 1990, she decided to take a break to marry Hogan. Their wedding took place on 5 May, following his divorce from his wife with whom he has been married for 32 years. Linda Kozlowski and Hogan have a boy named Chance. Nonetheless, Linda Kozlowski made a decision that shocked a lot of people when she gave up to the acting business, saying that this was giving her ulcer because she was the only one that cared about anything. She added that her biological clock and health were affected, so she chose to give up to such a career. During the time she was successful, Linda was a sex symbol and men were crazy about her. Now, she is retired from acting, trying to live a happy and comfortable life, far away from the limelight.

Nonetheless, she was filmed by paparazzi and it seems that she underwent a few aesthetic surgeries to improve her look, but she hasn’t that fresh face anymore. Specialists claim that these changes are huge and that she looks completely different. Despite this fact, Linda will remain one of the most famous Hollywood actress and she has proved enough that she has the look and the skills to be an important part of the film industry which is very competitive. (8 votes) Linda Kozlowski – A Popular And Talented Actress Filed under: Linda Kozlowski - 12 Apr 2012 | Spread the word ! Linda Kozlowski is a popular American actress, who has managed to achieve worldwide fame and recognition due to her impressive stage performances. Linda Kozlowski was born on January 7, 1958, in Fairfield, Connecticut. She made her acting debut in 1981. Actually, Linda Kozlowski has initially decided to pursue a career as a singer, studying at the highly famed Juilliard School. The star studied opera and she managed to show that she possess some impressive skills to sing even the hardest operas in the world.

She made her debut on Broadway in the production How It All Began. The event actually took place soon after Linda Kozlowski graduated from Juilliard. Linda Kozlowski soon got another Broadway role. She was cast in Death of a Salesman. She played the role of Miss Forsythe, both in 1984 and in 1985. However, Linda Kozlowski received worldwide recognition only in 1986, when she was cast in Crocodile Dundee. This actually was the first movie role that Linda Kozlowski has ever received. In fact, this part managed to change the actress’s life, as on the sets of Crocodile Dundee, Linda Kozlowski actually met Paul Hogan, whom she soon started to date. The two went to marry in 1990. And they have been a happy couple for years. The actress and her husband also have a boy together. Anyway, this was the second marriage for Linda Kozlowski. During the years, Linda Kozlowski’s fame only continued to grow and the actress began to be more appreciated by both fans and movie critics.

Well, there is no shock in that, as Linda Kozlowski has surely proved a great talent. In the 1990s, Linda Kozlowski was cast in many movies, including Almost an Angel, Backstreet Justice, The Neighbor, Village of the Damned, but also two more movies from the Crocodile Dundee trilogy, Crocodile Dundee II and Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles. All her performances, no matter the type of roles Linda Kozlowski had to interpret, received the best reviews, equally from fans and movie specialists. Either way, the actress put an end to her career in 2001, when her last acting project was released. (9 votes) Things To Know About the Career of Linda Kozlowski Filed under: Linda Kozlowski - 19 Mar 2012 | Spread the word ! Starting her career young, Linda Kozlowski is a famous actress both on screen and on the Broadway stage. Linda Kozlowski started her acting career from a very early stage, developing and aiming at the musical part of the wide entertainment industry.

The acting career of Linda Kozlowski began when she met her future husband Paul Hogan, as they both starred in The Crocodile Dundee movies. Their relationship that started onset developed and grew into a real one. In 1990, Linda Kozlowski and Paul Hogan finally decided to get married. Nowadays, they live together with their son, Chance, in California. Linda Kozlowski was born in Fairfield, Connecticut, to a Polish family. Ever since she was a child, she wanted to pursue a career in music and acting. This is one of the reasons Linda Kozlowski went to Juilliard School. She studied classical music and soon after graduating she debuted in the 1981-1982 off-Broadway production, How It All Began. Before making her big break with Crocodile Dundee, Linda Kozlowski played Miss Forsythe on Broadway, in Death of a Salesman and in 1984 took the same role in the film version of 1985. Linda Kozlowski also took on other roles in motion pictures such as Almost an Angel, The Neighbour, and The Village of the Damned.

Linda Kozlowski has largely left the acting business because of dissatisfaction with the roles she was receiving. Linda Kozlowski claimed that the offers for the roles were not suited for her, that is why she decided to retire from the movie industry and cater to her family. Unlike other Hollywood stars, Linda Kozlowski was able to stay away from public scandals and keep her private life, private. One could say that Linda Kozlowski is the perfect example of privacy for people everywhere. Occasionally, Linda Kozlowski plays minor roles in Broadway plays, or has cameos in different movies. Linda Kozlowski is a wonderful actress, a great mother and an attentive wife. Linda Kozlowski is always going to be remembered as the hot chick from Crodile Dundee movies. (5 votes) Linda Kozlowski Personal Life Filed under: Linda Kozlowski - 15 Feb 2012 | Spread the word ! Linda Kozlowski is a famous actress both on the screen and on the Broadway scene. She started out her career young, developing and aiming at the musical part of the entertainment industry.

Linda Kozlowski was born in a Polish family, that resided in Fairfield, Connecticut, on January 7, 1958. As she grew up, her talent in terms of acting and singing were noticed by the family. These skills did not go to waste, as Linda Kozlowski enrolled at the Juilliard School, in order to become an opera singer. The choice of trainings and education facilities proved out to be the perfect choice, as Linda Kozlowski received her first off-Broadway role immediately after graduating from Juilliard. Thus, her first appearance on the stage was noted between 1981 and 1982, in the production How It All Began. Since this first breakthrough, the roles kept on coming, making the actress a household name for the screen, as well as for the stage. The developments that followed her career placed a sort of influence on her personal life as well, as it does in most cases of famous individuals. One of the most important aspects in this respect is that she married Paul Hogan, an Australian actor, with whom she played in the Crocodile Dundee installments. Linda Kozlowski was married once before.

Her second marriage, to Paul Hogan, took place in 1990 and it resulted in the birth of a very wonderful son, Chance. In recent years, Linda Kozlowski decided that she would slowly give up on her acting career due to the fact that she was dissatisfied with the roles cast to her. The modern developments in the industry did not accommodate her acting skills and talents. Linda Kozlowski has cited to say that the productions she was cast in went straight to video, which made all the people on set lack interest for the film. Even so, she still wanted to make a great role out of it, but it seemed to her that the others were not as interested. Thus, Linda Kozlowski eventually decided to take herself out of the run slowly and to start focusing on her family life. (8 votes) Linda Kozlowki – Career Facts Filed under: Linda Kozlowski - 19 Jan 2012 | Spread the word ! Linda Kozlowski is an American actress and a Juilliard graduate with Broadway play experience, who found movie success in the billabongs of Australia, with her frequent co-star and husband, Paul Hogan.

The film romance with her Crocodile Dundee co-star grew into a real life relationship during the filming of the first two movies. Linda Kozlowski got married to Paul Hogan in 1990. Linda Kozlowski and her husband reside in California and have one son, named Chance. Linda Kozlowski is more of a Broadway actress, rather than a Hollywood one, although she made her debut in the Australian movie, Crocodile Dundee. After graduating from Juilliard School, she made her debut with an off-Broadway production, called How It All Began. After the big success Linda Kozlowski had with Crocodile Dundee, she also starred with Tim Curry, Annie Potts and Bill Paxton in Pass the Ammo. After that movie, Linda Kozlowski, appeared in Almost an Angel, The Neighbour, and Village of the Damned. After her appearance in Crocodile Dundee, Linda Kozlowski was considered one of the biggest sex symbols on TV. Nowadays, she is always finding something to do and she is semi-retired from the acting business.

Linda Kozlowski is now dedicated to charity, the promotion of certain non-profit organizations, and taking care of her wonderful family. Her last big role was in the last part of the Crocodile Dundee trilogy, in 2001. Linda Kozlowski is without doubt one of the most beautiful and talented actresses in Hollywood, who managed to stay away from the limelight and from public scandal. Linda Kozlowski is an example of privacy for women everywhere. She does not care about the newspapers write about her and her family. Linda Kozlowski only knows that she needs to be as private as possible, and not let all the world know about what she is doing every day of her life. (6 votes) Facts on Linda Kozlowski Filed under: Linda Kozlowski - 28 Nov 2011 | Spread the word ! Linda Kozlowski is a gorgeous American actress, born on January 7, 1958, in Fairfield, Connecticut. You may wonder where does her name come from. Well, Linda Kozlowski was born in a Polish family, so do not be surprised if you have a hard time pronouncing her name.

Her career started at the world-famous Juilliard School, where she trained to be an opera singer. Everybody noticed that Linda Kozlowski was extremely talented, so right after graduating, she landed a part in the off-Broadway production How It All Began, in 1981. It did not take long, though, until Linda Kozlowski managed to enter the tough and often cruel environment of Broadway. One of her first Broadway roles was Miss Forsythe, in the production Death of a Salesman. Then, the Broadway production was turned into a movie in the following year, and Linda Kozlowski got the part once again. Once she appeared on the big screen, Linda Kozlowski became a celebrity. The truth is that Linda Kozlowski was hard to be ignored, especially due to her unique and exotic beauty. Nevertheless, Linda Kozlowski gained international recognition in 1986, where she starred along Paul Hogan in Crocodile Dundee, an Australian movie. The thing is that Linda Kozlowski met Paul Hogan on the set, but behind the scenes a romantic relationship soon began.

Linda Kozlowski became his wife in 1990, and they are still happily married now. In 2001, Linda Kozlowski gave birth to his son, named Chance Hogan. As Paul Hogan had a son from a previous relationship, Linda Kozlowski became his stepmother. She stated, however, that she loves him just like her own, which proves the kind-hearted spirit of Linda Kozlowski. Further on, Linda Kozlowski starred in many more productions, including Village of the Damned, Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeled, Zorn, Backstreet Justice, The Neighbor, Almost an Angel and Crocodile Dundee II. Linda Kozlowski is without a doubt one of the most beautiful and talented actresses in Hollywood, who managed to stay away from public scandals, and to be an example for women everywhere. (5 votes) More About Linda Kozlowski Filed under: Linda Kozlowski - 07 Feb 2011 | Spread the word ! Linda Kozlowski was born in Fairfield Connecticut and has received classical opera training to shape her voice into something that is truly amazing and beautiful.

She has worked hard for years to get to where she is today. Her career began with a 1981 debut of “Hot it all Began” which was an off-Broadway production that got her started in acting. After Kozlowski was done with that role she appeared in a Broadway performance of “Death of a Salesman” which also starred Dustin Hoffman. After she was seen portraying the very challenging role in the stage production of the play, she was later asked to play in the film for it as well. For this talented singer and actress the big break that she received came in 1986 when she appeared in a film called “Crocodile Dundee” which starred Paul Hogan. The movie was a smash hit and it was ultimately responsible for putting her on the map and after that she began to get noticed by a number of people in Hollywood. She now has a son named Chance as well as her husband. These days she doesn’t do a lot of acting except for the occasional Broadway play or film appearance.

After Crocodile Dundee she also appeared in The Village which came out in 1995 and only contributed to her growing career in film, giving her the chance to really shine and display her many talents as an actress. (10 votes)

Question: Who starred in films as 'Crocodile Dundee'?
Answer: Paul Hogan